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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1916
Page
3
An advertisement touts Croxone as a breakthrough remedy for kidney trouble urinary disorders rheumatism stiff joints and related pains claiming it removes the cause by cleansing and purifying the body's passages and walls, with dramatic assurances of rapid relief.
The advertisement claims catarrhal deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube mucous lining and cannot be cured by local applications. It asserts Hall's Catarrhal Cure works through the bloodstream and promises a $100 reward for any case not cured, directing readers to druggists.
Evansville Indiana stock and crop prices listed dated October 4 1916 with grain rates Wheat 1.47 cents per bushel 3.60 per bushel oats 48 cents per bushel corn fic per bushel potatoes 1.60 per bushel eggs 26 cents per dozen animals livestock prices hogs cows beef steers hay timothy and clover prices given per ton or per hundredweight and per head.
Mr Payne tries to move his motorized cart beyond the city outskirts. After failing to start it again, he vents his frustration aloud to a curious crowd of children, then confesses a wish to swear, while a little girl offers a candid reply about her motor-owning father.
A year old baby was presented to five women each seeking to free their husbands from the West Virginia National Guard. Adj Gen Bond assessed the scene and noted all the fathers would soon serve Uncle Sam. Also recounted is a doctor’s patient encounter interrupted by news of neighbor cows escaping into flowerbeds.
The text notes that overseas girls have chaperons to prevent premarital contact and claims marriage is needed for propriety. An old maid warns a pretty girl at the seashore that moonlit kissing is improper, prompting Nellie to respond about marriage and suitors.
Statement of ownership for the Ferdinand News weekly at Ferdinand Indiana. Editor Henry Haake is listed as editor managing editor business manager and publisher. Sworn before Notary Mathias Olinger on October 3 1916 with commission expires February 8 1917. Bondholders include The Beckmann State Bank Ferdinand Indiana.
The Farmers Mill and Ben Bolte & Sons advertise Harvest Queen Flour with confident claims of consistency and punctual rise. The message urges readers to trust the brand for reliable baking results.
The Ferdinand Indiana township trustee will hold office hours at the Gerhard Bolte home on the first Saturday of every month and at his home on other days. Citizens with township business should attend on that day. Nick Senninger, Trustee, Ferdinsod, Ind.
A fragment notes a slogan style line promising daily freshness and cleanliness. The phrasing suggests marketing emphasis on a product or routine aimed at consistent pleasant feel each day. The text reads as a slogan fragment with cadence and misspelled segment.
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